当您在具有多台计算机和网络共享的网络中工作时，映射网络驱动器(network drive)以便您可以从文件资源管理器(File Explorer)访问它会很有用。同样，如果您需要使用FTP位置，将它们映射为文件资源管理(File Explorer)器中的网络驱动器可能正是您提高工作效率所需要的。如果您想知道如何在Windows 10中映射(Windows 10)FTP 驱动器(FTP drive)、网络驱动器(network drive)或网络共享，请阅读本教程：
注意：(NOTE:)本指南适用于Windows 10，并且应该在Windows 8.1中同样适用。如果您仍在使用Windows 7，请查看本指南：如何在Windows 7中映射网络驱动器、网站和(Windows 7)FTP位置。此外，如果您在寻找删除映射网络驱动器而不是创建映射网络驱动器的方法时遇到过这篇文章，请阅读在Windows 10中删除映射网络驱动器的 4 种方法。
如何在Windows 10中映射(Windows 10)网络驱动器(network drive)
如果您经常需要访问共享的网络驱动器或文件夹(network drive or folder)，则映射网络驱动器(network drive)非常有用。当您这样做时，映射的网络驱动器(network drive)会被分配一个字母，您可以直接从文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中查看和使用它。映射网络驱动器(network drive)的第一步是打开文件资源管理器(File Explorer)。在(Inside)其窗口内，单击或点击(click or tap)左侧导航窗格(navigation pane)中的此 PC(This PC)。
接下来，打开功能区上的“计算机(Computer)”选项卡，然后按“映射网络驱动器”("Map network drive")按钮。
在映射网络驱动器(Map Network Drive)向导中，选择要用于映射网络驱动器的盘符(network drive)。然后，如果您知道要连接到的网络文件夹的路径，请在“(network folder)文件夹(Folder)”字段中键入它。
如果您不知道网络共享(network share)的路径，请按浏览(Browse)并浏览可用的网络位置，直到找到要映射为网络驱动器(network drive)的文件夹。选择它并按OK。
选中“登录时重新连接”("Reconnect at sign-in")选项以确保映射的网络驱动器在您的 Windows 10(network drive)计算机或设备(computer or device)上是永久的。
如果您需要使用联网计算机中的凭据（用户名和密码）来访问共享文件夹，请选中“使用不同凭据连接”("Connect using different credentials")，然后单击或点击完成(Finish)。
如果您选择使用不同的凭据进行连接，则必须在下一步中输入它们。Windows 10 可能已经为您选择了一个用户帐户(user account)。如果这是您想要的，请输入密码，选中“记住我的凭据”("Remember my credentials")以避免每次访问此映射的网络驱动器(network drive)时都插入它们，然后单击或点击确定(click or tap OK)。
如果您想使用其他用户帐户(user account)，请单击或点击(click or tap)更多选项(More choices)，选择“使用其他帐户”("Use a different account")并输入您喜欢使用的用户帐户的用户(user account)名和密码。(username and password)然后选择是否希望 Windows 10 “记住 [您的] 凭据”("Remember [your] credentials")并按 OK。
如果一切都按照您的计划进行，Windows 10 将连接到映射的网络驱动器(network drive)并在几秒钟内打开。
要稍后访问映射的网络驱动器(network drive)，请返回文件资源管理器(File Explorer)，转到这台电脑(This PC)，然后检查可用网络位置(Network locations)列表。
如何在Windows 10中映射(Windows 10)FTP 驱动器(FTP drive)
如果要连接以映射FTP 驱动器(FTP drive)或其他类型的网络位置（例如Web 共享(web share)），则需要使用不同的向导来完成工作。
在文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中，单击或点击窗口左侧导航窗格(navigation pane)中的这台电脑。(This PC)然后，从功能区打开“计算机(Computer)”选项卡，然后单击或点击(click or tap)“添加网络位置”("Add a network location")按钮。
在“添加网络位置”("Add Network Location")向导的第一步，阅读它共享的信息，然后按Next。
选择“选择自定义网络位置”("Choose a custom network location")，然后单击或点击下一步。(Next.)
(Enter)在“Internet 或网络地址”("Internet or network address")文本字段中输入所需网络位置的地址。(network location)如果您想映射一个FTP 驱动器(FTP drive)，您应该输入类似 ftp://ftp.domain.com 的内容。如果您需要从Web 服务器(web server)添加 Web 共享，请键入http://server_name_or_address/share类的内容。完成此步骤后，单击或点击(click or tap)下一步(Next)。
系统会询问您是否需要指定用户名和密码(username and password)才能访问要添加的FTP 驱动器。(FTP drive)如果不这样做，请启用“匿名登录”("Log on anonymously")复选标记。否则(Otherwise)，取消选中它并输入用户名。单击(Click)或点击下一步(Next)继续。
输入FTP 驱动器的名称，然后按(FTP drive and press) Next。
选择(Choose)是否要在向导结束后立即打开新的FTP 驱动器映射。(FTP drive)然后，按完成(Finish)。
新映射的FTP 驱动器(FTP drive)现在已添加到文件资源管理器(File Explorer)中，您可以在网络位置(Network locations)列表中找到它。
要访问映射的FTP 驱动器(FTP drive)，请双击（或双击）其名称。根据其设置方式，您可能需要输入用户名和密码(username and password)才能访问其内容。如果需要凭据，您应该会看到一个请求您的帐户密码(account password)的弹出窗口：键入它并选择“保存密码”("Save password")以避免每次都输入它。然后，单击或点击(click or tap) “登录”。("Log on.")
(Did mapping)文件资源管理器(File Explorer work)中的映射驱动器和FTP是否如您所愿？
如您所见，将网络驱动器、FTP或其他位置映射到您的Windows PC 或设备(Windows PC or device)所需的时间很少。完成后，您可以从文件资源管理器(File Explorer)浏览到这些位置以添加或访问文件，并且您可以轻松地将新文件保存到这些远程位置。正确完成后很方便。我们希望Windows 10允许我们映射FTP驱动器并为其分配字母，就像我们可以为网络驱动器做的那样。你不也觉得这是个好主意吗？使用下面的评论告诉我们您的想法。
How to map FTP drives, network drives, and web shares, in Windows 10
When you work in a network with multiрle computers and network shares, mapping a network drive so that you can аccess it from File Explorer can be useful. Similarly, if you need to work with FTP locations, mapping them as network drives in File Explorer might be just what you need to be more productive. If you want to know how to map an FTP drive, a network drive, or a web share in Windows 10, read this tutorial:
NOTE: This guide applies to Windows 10 and should work the same in Windows 8.1. If you're still using Windows 7, check this guide instead: How to map network drives, websites and FTP locations in Windows 7. Also, if you've come across this article while searching for ways to delete mapped network drives instead of creating ones, read 4 ways to delete mapped network drives in Windows 10.
How to map a network drive in Windows 10
Mapping a network drive is quite useful if you often need to access a shared network drive or folder. When you do that, the mapped network drive is assigned a letter, and you can see and work with it directly from File Explorer. The first step to map a network drive is to open File Explorer. Inside its window, click or tap on This PC in the navigation pane from the left.
Next, open the Computer tab on the ribbon, and press the "Map network drive" button.
In the Map Network Drive wizard, choose the letter that you want to use for mapping the network drive. Then, if you know the path to the network folder to which you want to connect to, type it in the Folder field.
If you do not know the path to the network share, press Browse and navigate through the available network locations until you find the folder that you want to map as a network drive. Select it and press OK.
Check the option "Reconnect at sign-in" to ensure that the mapped network drive is permanent on your Windows 10 computer or device.
If you need to use credentials (username and password) from the networked computer to access the shared folder, check "Connect using different credentials" and then click or tap Finish.
If you choose to connect using different credentials, you must enter them during the next step. Windows 10 might have already selected a user account for you. If that's the one you want, enter the password, check "Remember my credentials" to avoid inserting them every time you access this mapped network drive, and click or tap OK.
If you want to use a different user account, click or tap on More choices, select "Use a different account" and enter both the username and password of the user account that you prefer using. Then choose whether you want Windows 10 to "Remember [your] credentials" and press OK.
If everything worked according to your plan, Windows 10 connects to the mapped network drive and opens in a matter of seconds.
To access the mapped network drive later, return to File Explorer, go to This PC, and then check the list of available Network locations.
How to map an FTP drive in Windows 10
If you want to connect to map an FTP drive or other types of network locations such as a web share, you need to use a different wizard to get the job done.
In File Explorer, click or tap on This PC in the navigation pane on the left side of the window. Then, open the Computer tab from the ribbon, and click or tap on the "Add a network location" button.
On the first step of the "Add Network Location" wizard, read the information it shares and press Next.
Select "Choose a custom network location" and click or tap Next.
Enter the address for your desired network location in the "Internet or network address" text field. If you want to map an FTP drive, you should type something like ftp://ftp.domain.com. If you need to add a web share from a web server, type something like http://server_name_or_address/share. Once you have completed this step, click or tap Next.
You are asked whether you need to specify a username and password to access the FTP drive that you want to add. If you do not, leave the "Log on anonymously" checkmark enabled. Otherwise, uncheck it and enter the username. Click or tap Next to move on.
Enter a name for the FTP drive and press Next.
Choose whether you want to open the new FTP drive mapping as soon as the wizard ends. Then, press Finish.
The newly mapped FTP drive is now added to File Explorer, and you can find it the Network locations list.
To access a mapped FTP drive, double-click (or double-tap) on its name. Depending on how it is set up, you may need to enter a username and password to access its content. If credentials are required, you should see a pop-up requesting your account password: type it and select "Save password" to avoid entering it every time. Then, click or tap "Log on."
Did mapping drives and FTP in File Explorer work like you wanted to?
As you can see, it takes little time to map network drives, FTP, or other locations to your Windows PC or device. Once you are done, you can browse to these locations from File Explorer to add or access files, and you can easily save new files to these remote locations. It is convenient once done correctly. We'd like Windows 10 to allow us to map FTP drives and assign letters to them, just like we can do for network drives. Don't you also think that's a great idea? Use the comments below to tell us what you think.
